skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Graphiti uses OpenAI for LLM inference and embedding. Ensure that an OPENAI_API_KEY is set in your environment. Support for Anthropic and Groq LLM inferences is available, too.

Don't have time to scan the source code myself, but are you using the OpenAI python library, so the server URL can easily be changed? Didn't see it exposed by your library, so hoping it can at least be overridden with a env var, so we could use local LLMs instead.
The entire point of a "modern drug store" is to fill prescriptions. All of those grocery items, etc. are there just to supplement the prescription business, which far and away is the bulk of revenue for that location. It's like gas stations that sell food.
Happy 15th Anniversary, KrebsOnSecurity
anyone know what font that is? (on mobile) reminds me of like an old 70s print
They also built warehouses closer to the customers and bought Kiva to automate their warehouses.
… which is not accessible to as many users as the process list is.
Chalmers is a dualist living in a Cartesian past. If you like a lively treatment of dead scholasticism of the mind-vs-brain problem then you can do no better. Ditto Nagel.

In contrast if you want modern post-cartesian scientific thought on consciousness then hit Dennett hard for philosophy or Ray W. Guillery if you want hard neuroscience (The Brain as a Tool).
I’m not sure which part of ‘boil the oceans’ you think we can sort of exist in. In this scenario we become Venus except with thinner atmosphere, so no balloons to save us.
Maybe the property of "wanting" is no more than survivorship bias? Since living things survive, they must have a "will" to survive. Maybe that will is just a label that humans invented to attribute to living things?
Apple allows you to use third party apps as passkey providers
For it to be 'like' to be anything, the anything must have some send of self. Without a sense of self, there is just information processing.

For that reason, it isn't 'like' anything to be, say, most insects, let alone a thermostat.
Does that mean you're locked into iOS and Chrome?
Top comment in a similar recent thread [0] sums it up nicely:

> The context in which this happened matters a lot.

> There have been tensions between the FIDE organization and top players like Carlsen since the latter have been promoting an alternative chess organization around Freestyle chess (aka Chesss960), which has slightly different rules.

> I.e. this is less about "dress code enforcement" and it is more about "Carlsen is fed up with the FIDE organization in general".

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42527572
It's still used in some projects. I remember seeing a deep dive into a net zero lodge (for vacationing) someone built just a few years ago that featured all of those: solar water preheating & PV on the roof, as well as heat pump HVAC/water heaters. Perhaps now it would be cheaper to just beef up the PV and active water heating but I'm sure they had their reasons at the time, at least.
From Let Me Cure Your Imposter Syndrome[1]:

> Got engaged. Made a stupid mistake on my wedding day and was left at the altar. I deserved it.

What happened?

[1]: https://gavinhoward.org/2023/06/let-me-cure-your-impostor-sy...
Team17 co-founder Martyn Brown dies aged 57
Not all places you might run curl allow for shell tricks like process substitution or perhaps for subprocesses at all.
Let’s hope that smart insulin comes to market soon (and is affordable)
Apple did that too for awhile just because it was cheaper for them to borrow money than repatriate their foreign income and pay taxes.

The issue with Intel though is that they needed the money to invest in R&D.
I'm kind of surprised that optimized builds even exist, at least outside competitive games.

Back in the day when I was playing tabletop RPGs, the standard GM approach was that meaningful advantages must be balanced with meaningful disadvantages. Encounters where the characters had to face their weaknesses were supposed to be common. It didn't really matter if your characters were optimized as not.

Character builds as a concept were just some video game nonsense that had no place in actual role-playing games. At least among the people I used to play with.
I am not doubting you, but where did you hear this abut recruiter.com?
I agree. Thanks for calling me out.

I'd meant to indicate I was answering a question without interest in further political debate, but it came across very dismissive. Apologies.
Years ago I had a customer who had deployed around 300 WiFi voice handsets in a hospital for the nursing staff to use. They ran into this problem, which ended up being really difficult to troubleshoot. The user-visible symptom was sporadic one-way audio, but we wouldn't get the trouble reports for hours and never with a precise time. The problem ended up being the access points dynamically adjusting their transmit power down on certain U-NII 2 channels when radar activity was detected. The voice path from phone to AP was fine, but the path from AP to phone was sometimes lost.
Is there an actual article here? So many ads and link blocks all I managed to find was one paragraph.
> Europe, and Europeans, do not _want_ the trillion dollar companies.

And that’s why I will say ‘fuck you too’ rather than ‘goodbye’ when my O-1 is finally approved.
Wow.

I mean, where does a company get the balls to demand total access like this to the phones, networks and data of every phone in the US? These companies have zero fear of us as a people.

(They have zero respect for us as well, but that's another issue.)
Ironically you didn’t write a thoughtful and substantive comment whereas parent clearly expressed his opinion in detail. If you disagree with any of his points, which you clearly do, I suggest that you share them so we can have a conversation instead.

I’m not even American but just making a note as an outside observer.
There is a right way to do this and a wrong way and they picked the wrong way. The right way is to say "we will do 2024 and work with you to transition for 2025".
In some industries, unions fill this nieche.

Come to think of it, this might be a good way for software unions to get a hold in the US. The Union will have a process to validate the competency if its members, and validate their careers, meanwhile hiring managers who are looking for guaranteed engineering quality will be able to find them, and unemployed engineers will be able to find work quickly, only bye the may benefit from the power of collective bargaining.

Kinda like a recruiting agency, but without for-profit motives and the shareholders will be the union members.

I don't see any downsides, except dkr the usual "corrupt men on top" problem which plagues any hunan organization, though mandating that leaders have extencive industry experience could slightly mitigate that.
Because it's not an argument in earnest. For some reason (maybe because a real louse of a president will be inaugurating soon), the right has suddenly taken up a vendetta against Carter. I've seen him blamed for every problem in world at the time, including the Asaba Massacre and the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge.

No president has ever done everything right, but no president has also spent their retirement years devoted to public service. Hell, almost no _normal people_ do that.
If you read the article you would’ve seen that Brocolli is fine with a non-white and/or gay person playing Bond; they have to be British and male though.

I think that’s the a good tact to take. Let’s not pretend that Bond as a character hasn’t changed over the decades.

A good approach is how Machine Games approached Indiana Jones. The older movies, especially Temple, have some really uncomfortable scenes with women and Asian people. So they opted instead to portray Indy as we remember him, which is a gruff everyman who respects cultures and people and hates facists.

Bond can be done the same way right
The study hasn’t been peer reviewed yet, so the title is a bit too confident in its claim.
The vulture capitalists just bought a whole bunch of data.
Your argument is very weak.

The picture you've shared is at least two decades old at this point. And people showing their asscracks can also happen with suits, especially if someone is not used to wearing a suit often (e.g. it's not perfectly fit to their body shape).

On top of that if organizers are hoarding hundreds of people in what looks like a multi-purpose location on the cheapest chairs/tables possible, then why should these people who need to sit and concentrate for many hours be forced to do it in expensive/rarely-used clothing.
It looks fake to me.

But if true, it's not a real thinkpad then.
Racism has no place in CCC. You are not part of "we".
> Reddit

Reddit is the center of toxicity. One dissenting opinion and mods banish you.
No evidence beyond Medium articles and Reddit posts.
Stores like Rite Aid, Walgreens, etc. primarily exist - to me at least and I think to many - to fill prescriptions. The pharmacy segment accounts for around 65-70% of Rite Aid's revenue. I think the stores are closing because the costs of prescriptions keep going up, insurance is paying less, and the people who depend on those prescriptions are going elsewhere; Amazon, Walmart, etc.

If drug costs were lower then we would see more independent pharmacies, and probably more chains, but in this economy..
Keep in mind the EPA is cracking down HARD on businesses that sell any kind of "tuning" or "delete" device, handing out fines in the millions of dollars and shutting down businesses.

It's all well and good to say "you can get away with it", but the businesses selling these products can't.
As well as:

What’s the mission behind Strivo?

If you are going to use a passage of text, you need to be sure there isn't anything. There are many variations of passages of available, but the majority have suffered alteration in some form, by injected humour, or randomised words.
It seems all videos from https://media.ccc.de/ for 2024 aren't, a technical problem maybe
Well said, friend. Thank you for expanding my understanding of the situation.
> How about the bit in the article where the Apple signin screen says "unlock with TouchID" and you have to decline to do that TWICE before you can use a hardware key?

> * the ability to decline to use the OS vendor platform once, instead of needing to decline it on EVERY SINGLE SITE, EVERY SINGLE TIME

This doesn't happen once you disable iCloud Keychain as an autofill option in the device settings in favor of a third-party integration. You could of course argue that it's anticompetitive of Apple to enable their integration by default, but I had to do this exactly once, not every time.

> This is, unfortunately, not true. FIDO2 credentials have support for an "AAGUID"

Yes, but neither Apple (at least for non-MDMed devices) nor Google (for synchronized credentials) provide attestation, so any relying party enforcing attestation implicitly excludes the two largest implementations, making it a non-starter for most use cases.

> the ability to sync cloud-hosted passkeys between the major vendors AND self-hosted options

This would be nice from a usability point of view, but it sounds like a nightmare to do securely. I'd be fine with a one-time import/export option, and that's being worked on.
Now with your quote, I'm curious how many times they've changed this lander...

> Welcome Back [...] More information on how to continue your services will be available soon.
If CAT scan imagery exists, I suppose this sort of image processing shouldn't be impossible to do-- though I readily admit I have no idea what the logic behind it might look like without some sort of wavelength-based filtering that would make a photographer shudder.
Hackernews is just as much of an echo chamber as any other social media, dinner mistake it matching you're biases as it not having any
Nobody mentioned translations, why are you talking about them?

This nationalistic spirit wouldn't fit in CCC anyway so I don't get why you feel so strongly about this.
> A lot of this was through networking to be fair

Networking is the best way to find jobs nowadays. Bar none.
>Apple routinely rejects apps that try tactics like this.

This is going to be irrelevant in the EU once sideloading gets popular.
Magnus can afford to skip any tournament he wants, but if doesn't participate, the tournament is a much worse one. One could argue a tournament where the best in the game doesn't want to participate is a lower level one.
I thought to myself, "surely 'insane' is a bit of hyperbole...", and, no, it's not.

> This is one my favorite lore. SQLite had to default prefix from sqlite_ to etilqs_ when users started calling developers in the middle of the night
Good for both you and them. But that doesn't mean it is generally true. In fact, enough people in this thread have explained that it isn't (also for them), that at best all we can say is that YMMV.
Thanks for the clarification on this particular point. I was not aware of it.
>You mean like on Android? Hell nowadays you can choose "approximate location" instead of tracking people.

Apps can and do detect this and deny access certain features. For instance the mcdonalds app won't give you offers if you choose approximate location.
I believe most of the commercial Android phones already have a regular task that resets permissions for unused apps to serve people who gave permissions accidentally or forgotten about them after setting them deliberately.
> NFC tokens have basically no security against a close range attacker. How much this matters depends on the threat model.

No, the CTAP standard (what FIDO is using for communication with NFC tokens) provides pretty good resistance against this threat. There's actually a diffie-helman key exchange between the computer (platform) and authenticator (token). The only way it could really be better is if it did challenge-response for your PIN authentication, but as it is if you eavesdrop a CTAP NFC exchange you do not get the user's PIN, or the ability to generate/use a credential later.

In order to attack a CTAP token over NFC you need to man-in-the-middle it.
There’s no denying they were great. I just get the feeling they’re not great anymore. Too much short term nudging the metric.
Yes, and it’s only baffling now because the “modern drug store” is no longer the only game in town when it comes to filling prescription. Grocery stores (Safeway), big box stores (Walmart), wholesalers (Costco), and online retailers (Amazon) are all in on the business.
I think the author Cory Doctrow (who is actually a published author) laid out his case quite clearly. He doesn't question the intentions or sincerity of the BlueSky team. But from past experience he is not confident that will be enough. We have all been there before. (I am old enough to remember when the likes of Google, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. held themselves to similarly lofty ideals and standards.) But under pressure whether it is financial pressure or political, regulatory or or from investors, employees, the board, competition, etc. Bluesky may very well choose to renege on those promises to their users- This is enshittification. The only guarantee against this is if Bluesky allows users to seamlessly migrate their account (including posts, followers) to another host without any disruption or degradation of their service.
Even scanning metadata, exif tags can be valuable. So I'm not surprised that larger companies do this.
IIRC, similar complaints are what eventually led to rolling-code and other more secure signaling applications for garage door openers-- too much unexpected behavior near military airports.
This URL should probably point directly to the blog post, not the reddit discussion of the blogpost: https://charlesjohnson.substack.com/p/how-elon-musks-twitter...

(Although, maybe the reddit comments will explain who the author of the blog post is? He seems to have a very personal beef with Elon, and claims to know him personally, and that he's already harmed him directly, but I have absolutely no idea who this person is, and I'm not really inclined to do research.)
True but I mean I wish Bambu would bring something like this as an option :)

I'm very happy with bambu. I love 3D printing but I hate messing with 3D printers, constantly tuning and fixing everything. I really despise that stuff. So bambu is perfect for me. I would never install such a kit anyway. I just want to buy a printer with it and for it to just work.

I know many other people at the makerspace who love tinkering with their printers but it's not for me. Until I got my bambu printers my prints were pretty bad because I didn't put any effort into my printers. Always having misaligned beds etc. I just can't be bothered with that shit. I just used really thick rafts to make things slightly more manageable. They mostly have creality and prusa ones.
So I take it you skipped the Sean Connery films then?
Warning: If AI social media tools make a mistake, you're responsible
What on earth is this about? "Linux kernel vaccine"? Vaccine for what? And why the Space Age font choice? I found it nearly unreadable.
I searched the phrase "What's the mission behind Strivo?" because that felt like a rather specific question in the middle of a bunch of placeholder text. This template came up in the results, and it's a lol to see how little was changed from the template...including some of the photos

https://strivo.framer.website/about
I wish he'd match his guest's pace of talking. I'm happy to set watch speed to 1.25x. But if they're mismatched, all speeds feel wrong.
Yes.

I don't think a two-state solution is likely, definitely not anytime soon. My one big hope is that, whether because of Trump's pressure or not, we manage to get a combined ceasefire + hostage deal + Saudi Arabia normalization + genuine path to a two-state solution (which the Saudis have said is a precondition for normalization).

Do I think it's likely? Not very. I don't think annexation of the West Bank is likely either. But as you said, who knows?
there is a link on the page that links to "bountyjobs.com" -- which says on that page "a recruiter.com company"
No no, literally literally knocking on doors. Go to a company's office and ask of they have a job.
Also CBC.ca/lite as well.
> 35, male, American citizen. applied to 800 jobs, few technical interviews, no offers.

Is your network nonexistent?